Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, October 31, 1919, Page 7

| ) i - b | FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 31, 1919 SHEVLIN DOES MORE. INPROVING THIS YEAR THAN N ANY SEASON Three Storage Hm Built by Business; Concrete Walks Laid ~ (Special to Pioneer.) Shevlin, Oct. 31.—More improve- ments have been made in Shevlin this fall, than ever before in the same length of time. The Jordan Bros., store is at pres- ent having a 30:70 foot machine. shed going up on Main stréet. This not only gives us one more building on Main street, but it gives the store an excellent place in which to huuse the new machinery. Heis The potato business in Shevlin this .year is by far greater than last year. The Rice potato warehouse had an addition built on to the old house in order to care for the fall rush of spuds. Hamel and Webster of McIntosh fonstructed a mew warehouse here, tending to show that the potato business was greater this fall than last year. Pragctically two blocks of new ce- ment gide walks are noticeable in the north end of Shevlin. Let-us keep up this improvement and we will soon have a real live up- to-date town. WAYS OF WEARING THE HAIR m Are Elaborate, Receiving Much Attention; Many and Widely b Dlflenb\' Varieties. Styles in hair dreuinx change from Mmmmjmassurelyndo stylesin costumes and.dresses. Artists Bhave declared from time immemorial hlt heir was “woman's - crowning .7 'bat some ‘women do_not treat bsgu as if 1t were a glory. ’m:ey vo'eaned to take pleasure in twist- og M locks from nature’s’ course, tllhmlng them and torturing them by ‘ruldtl waving. . The fancy that developed about @ juri;o, ‘of cutting the hafr short, may reapensible for the adoption -of the | dead D of elaborately -arnamented coif- fures for evening this winter. .. At the present mement dnuch .atten- Hon 18 given to these :elaborate -coif- ‘fures, and there are many 'and widely different varieties. ‘The influence «f | the Orient is less marked than in ve- cent seasons, and many of these woif- fures take their inspiration from the folk costumes of France and neighber- {ng countries. = Flowers worn in Span- ish fashion, peasant headdress, Dutch diadems, and the talle streamers of WWMM" . s~Among the ornaments favored by eomm-es of this sessom are cloth of ailver and aigrettes or paradise, which are invariably worn slanting toward the back and never standing straight. iiilver bandeaux supporting a motif in brilliants in the middle of the fronmt, are also very smart, and it Is notice- gble that they are worf, more and miore, crossing the forehead Just above the level of the eyes. Some youthful heads are crowned with very narrow bands of blonde tulle on which a string of jewels is -mmted. 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I would frequently roll and toss all night long and not sleep a wink, and when morning came I was so tired and weak I could hardly get out of bed and dress myself. I also suffered from biliousness, and finally got, so weak and run down that I lost lots of time from my work and in faet,I had to spend a good por- tion of my time in bed. - “Then I heard about Tanlac, and thought I would give it a trial. Well, gir, I have only been taking this med- jcine a short time, but its the honest truth, I have improved so much that I can get out and do as much work in a day now as I could in a week be- fore taking.it Why its simply won- derful th e way Tanlac has overcome all my trouble after everything else 1 had tried had failed to even give me temporary -releif. -1 have gained a good deal in welzht" and can just 1ee1 my strength coming back to me right plong. I'have a fine appetite and can at just anything I want without suf- ienng afterwards. In fact my stom- ach -seems to be in first class condit- ion now.. I'‘am no longer constipated and never have a héadache any more. [ don’t have to roll and toss at night now, but when I hit the bed I just stretch out and go t osleep and am to ‘the world until time to get up ‘in the morning. I have never seéen or héard of anything equal to Tanlac, and I'll tell the world that it did. the work for me nfter everything else I tried had failed.” Tanlac is sold in Bemidji by the City Drug Store, in Kelliher by Mrs. R. Sterling, in Blackduck by French : Moon, and in Baudette by J. Wil- ams. DR. J. W. DIEDRICH H. N. M’KEE, Funeral Director PHONE 178-W or R KODES CROP MUST BE CHECKED ! THE BEMIDJI DAILY PIONEER —— NORTHERN MINN. AGENCY. Dwight D, Miller . WE. 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